A handsome four bedroom Georgian house with a 62ft north-westerly garden located in the Jeffreys Street Conservation Area in Camden.

This Grade II listed home was built in 1818. Entering on the parlour floor which hosts a dual aspect reception room and kitchen; and conservatory leading directly ono a 62ft north-westerly garden which is gifted with sunshine throughout the day. The lower level features a large bedroom and bathroom, the first floor comprises of a principal bedroom and a second bedroom; the top floor consists of a further double bedroom and large family bathroom. Planning has recently been granted for a new rear extension and pergola in the garden designed by an award-winning architect (drawings can be provided on request).

Jeffreys Street was named after Elizabeth Jeffreys who in 1749 married Charles Pratt, the future 1st Earl Camden bringing with her the land that would later be developed as Camden Town. Forming part of its own conservation area consisting of a collection of cobbled lanes making this one of the oldest parts of Camden and is quickly becoming one of the towns most revered locations. More information can be found on the Jeffreys Street website.

This family home is very centrally located allowing for easy access into both Camden Town and Kentish Town. Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill are less than one mile away. Alternatively a short and pleasant stroll down Regents Canal will lead you to the ever evolving Kings Cross where one can indulge in the delights of Granary Square & the Coal Drops Yard which brings something entirely different to London’s shopping and dining scene, cobbled streets and brick arches are home to a wonderful and unexpected mix of boutique shops and foodie hotspots where Victorian heritage and breath-taking architecture collide in an extraordinary canal side setting. Also home to the brand new headquarters for Google, Facebook, YouTube & The Guardian. Planning has now been granted for the long-awaited 'Camden Highline' which will connect Camden to Kings Cross via elevated gardens on a disused railway.

Jeffreys Street is well located for education purposes: some outstanding examples include Woodentots Nursery; Northbridge House and Torriano Primary Schools; King's Cross Academy Primary & Nursery School; Camden School for Girls and CFBL (Collège Français Bilingue de Londres) secondary schools; Central Saint Martins Design College and UCL (University College of London).

Transport links include Camden Road Station (London Overground Line) 0.2 miles, Camden Town Station (Northern Line) is 0.3 miles away, Kings Cross & St Pancras Stations (these stations are served by six underground lines and the Eurostar connecting you to local, national & international destinations) 1 mile away. The West End is accessible in 30 minutes via Regents Park. There is also a nearby canal towpath that provides a beautiful cycle route west to Little Venice and east to Hoxton.